seryoiupfurds

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by seryoiupfurds 3y ago
> BasedAnon > goyim 4chan /pol/ wants their neonazi talking points back.
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by seryoiupfurds 3y ago
Celebrating the slaughter of innocents is bad, actually.
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by seryoiupfurds 3y ago
The good news is that these people are so committed to their cause that they're willing to go to jail for it. From that perspective, it's a win-win. Everyone gets to see them show the world what they are, and then to see them di
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by seryoiupfurds 3y ago
Why are people calling them hate rallies? Because their immediate response to an unprecedented atrocity was to spontaneously organize a public celebration. It's like organizing a "pro-German but not pro-Nazi" march the day af
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by seryoiupfurds 3y ago
Wow, even zooming in and out on that island makes Google Maps skip into the middle of the ocean. Edit: and the nearby Rabi Island has a discontinuity at the meridian in map view. Zooming in on it in satellite view sent the map into a crazy
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by seryoiupfurds 3y ago
It's not directly comparable to HN, but as someone who enjoys the discussion style here I also enjoy /r/neoliberal for a political focus.
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by seryoiupfurds 3y ago
This is an interesting and informative comment, but it would have been much better without the condescending snarky tone.
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by seryoiupfurds 3y ago
Retired people aren't working any more and require some level of resources to take care of them. The higher the higher the ratio of retirees to everyone else grows, the higher the percentage of society's resources will be spent o
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by seryoiupfurds 3y ago
Here's a link to the list directly. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_notorious_markets
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Notorious Market(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by seryoiupfurds 3y ago|1 comments
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by seryoiupfurds 3y ago
Lazy dismissal based on broad ideological grandstanding isn't "fact checking", although sadly many "fact checkers" don't seem to understand that.
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by seryoiupfurds 3y ago
By the pigeonhole principle not everyone who wants to live in a growing city can own a house. So long as houses are allocated economically (as opposed to submitting an application to join the queue at the People's Bureau of Housing or
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by seryoiupfurds 3y ago
> unchecked power Hah.
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by seryoiupfurds 3y ago
I've recently come around after being a dedicated anti-emoji grouch for years, and reading about them has taught me a lot about the Unicode standard. The little pictograms of animals and objects are great, and it's fascinating to
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by seryoiupfurds 3y ago
It just means that we need to build even more new housing to keep up with the demand, and that the situation would have been even worse if we hadn't built what we have.
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by seryoiupfurds 3y ago
Imagine there's a local newspaper with a community events section. The event organizers say the newspaper is stealing from them because it profits from having ads on the same page, so the government makes them pay $10 to each event th
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by seryoiupfurds 3y ago
Tiresome. Left-wingers will continue to make up wilder and wilder economic conspiracy theories to explain away the "so-called housing crisis" because the obvious solution -- building more homes for more people -- admits the possi
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by seryoiupfurds 3y ago
I would love to use an app where tiresome, needlessly-outraged perspectives are less prevalent. > A large portion of science is inherently political Political: "science which shows that oligarchs are burning the planet" Non-Pol
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by seryoiupfurds 3y ago
> It baffled me when I first actually examined a laptop that used USB-C natively to discover that its power adapter didn’t use a removable USB-C cable. I’d just assumed implicitly that they would, because obviously you would do it that
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by seryoiupfurds 3y ago
I'd say it's not "people who are often around other people are lonelier than people who are not", but rather "people who are lonely, feel lonelier when they're around other people." I definitely relate to
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NATO headquarters a hive of activity after another successful honey harvest(nato.int)
3 points by seryoiupfurds 4y ago|0 comments
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by seryoiupfurds 4y ago
Here's one that's interlingual! Un petit d'un petit S'étonne aux Halles Un petit d'un petit Ah! degrés te fallent Indolent qui ne sort cesse Indolent qui ne se mène Qu'importe un p
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New Canadian federal bill would compel key industries to bolster cyber security(cbc.ca)
1 points by seryoiupfurds 4y ago|0 comments
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by seryoiupfurds 4y ago
It's indispensible for the case of `git worktree add <path> <long-running-branch>`.
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by seryoiupfurds 4y ago
One of the most desirable neighbourhoods in my city has houses painted all sorts of different colours, including purple. Somehow the property values survive.
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NASA releases image of distant star, galaxies from James Webb Space Telescope(cbc.ca)
6 points by seryoiupfurds 5y ago|0 comments
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Gov. Newsom signs law to stop UC Berkeley enrollment cuts(latimes.com)
178 points by seryoiupfurds 5y ago|171 comments
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by seryoiupfurds 5y ago
Consider the opposing factor: many more people might be unwilling to visit restaurants if they thought they would get covid from unvaccinated fellow customers. Proof of vaccination is what enables restaurants to be open at all; without it,
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by seryoiupfurds 5y ago
Would you also defend Facebook's right to delete content related to Black Lives Matter, and argue that any discussion of such is a waste of time because they're a private corporation and can do what they want?
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by seryoiupfurds 5y ago
It seems that you do care a lot about other people choosing to discuss how Facebook manages their service, though.

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